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skin tissue regeneration;skin repair;scar healing;amphibian

Substance in Toad Skin Could Help Scarless Healing: Research[Aug 20, 2018]

Chinese scientists have discovered a substance in toad skin which could help promote skin tissue regeneration and repair, thus helping wounds heal without scars. The formation of scar tissue is a common by-product of wound repair, leading to serious clinical dysfunction and aesthetic problems. How to promote tissue regeneration while avoiding and reducing scar formation is of great concern.

gene;rice;cold tolerance

Chinese Scientists Discover Gene Helping Rice Adapt to Cold Climate[Aug 20, 2018]

After analyzing 202 rice samples from various growing regions around the world collected by the Department of Agriculture of the United States, Chinese researchers at the Institute of Genetics and Development Biology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences identified a gene, bZIP73, associated with cold tolerance.

supercomputing;artificial intelligence;surgical robot;Evergrand Group;life science;quantum science

Evergrande Group, Top Science Institute Join Hands for Tech Edge[Aug 20, 2018]

Property developer Evergrande Group has signed contracts with the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) to develop cutting-edge technologies in a bid to renovate its businesses. According to a deal signed Thursday, the two parties will jointly develop six projects including supercomputing, artificial intelligence, and surgical robots.

high performance computing;Internet of Things;Smart City

Raising A City’s IQ[Aug 20, 2018]

"The timely analysis of sensor and IoT data would allow city managers to solve problems ranging from traffic ediction to flood monitoring and even food safety," said Professor Wang Lizhe of the Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. "With their ability to analyze data at lightning-fast speeds, high performance computing (HPC) makes smart cities possible."

climate change;desert ecosystem;desert

Climate Change to Impact Desert Ecosystems: Chinese Researchers[Aug 17, 2018]

Changes in climate, especially a rising temperature and reduced precipitation, will influence the ecological stability in desert regions, according to the latest research from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

pollinator;gymnosperm;naked seed;boganiid beetle;beetle pollination

Chinese Paleontologists Discover Ancient Beetle to Pollinate Plants with Naked Seeds[Aug 17, 2018]

Chinese researchers have found a pollinator of early gymnosperms prior to the rise of flowering plants, lending clues to complex biology of those plants with naked seeds. A study published on Thursday in the journal Current Biology described a new mid-Cretaceous (99-million-year-old) boganiid beetle with specialized pollen feeding adaptations.

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